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Canadian Clothiers
LEVITZ t UREA
Proprietor.
Great Bargains
SHOES
FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS
Friday and Saturday
All -i,e, from S uiwtards.
Rt gtiLtr prices f I ...11 to $2 51)
SALE PRICES
90c, $I.00, $I.25
35 pair Ladies' Slippers and
Shoes, tan and black, regular
13.00 and 13.50
Sale Prices
$I.00, $I.25, $I.75
Special Sale of
Ladies' Millinery
A full lire of
Ladies' Winter Coats
Special Patriotic Records -
on the Victor Vietrola
ass.
"It's a long. long \V,1', to Tipper-
ary. '•8 I.I.ere of the King."
"Boys nt the Old Brigade,"
"Rule Hrittann•a," ••Y.' Mar-
iners of England." "O Csu-
ada,"'•y'sudard 0' the Braes
O' Mar." "Rritisb Cavalry
March." "The Deatbleas
Army," "Red Wbiteand Blue"
Veterans Song. 'rhe Yeo -
moo of England," "Private •
Tommy Atkins."
Just'reoeieed a fine near ship-
ment of VICTOR V IC MOLAR
Wein t•wpiStd9. Rut -
lobed in Mahogany and Weith-
ered ()•h.
If you can make it oonveoiset.to
call we will he pleated to let
you hear the new Records and
Machines.
JAS. F. THOMSON
Music 5P Stationery Stora
agent for Heiotttman dt Co.Plaam s
IIIVINGAISWARMIN6 BEES
A Okapis Solution te-0...e the Mee
Vexed Problems el the ae•-
keep•r
1111ss-keePlag, •o Interesting sad sot
by one means unprofitable pursuit, is
avoided by many farmers on account
el the many perpleatog problems the
of the busy workers presents to
IAs uninitiated. A few practical Lints
ea how to properly look after the
natural steamers may prove hslPful.
When • swarm lasses nal forms
tato cluster -1f In a warm sunny t
prinkl• the bees with water
with any hair brush that is available.
will make them cluster more
ree••ly and be leas Meitner* to fly away
ie you make preparations to hive
ferShould the swarm be settled
tis bough of a tree, hold • straw any ny substitute for It, with
Lad, we/1 ander the bees. and
4 them tf possible. and with tn.
hand glee *the bough a sadden.
shako. which will cause the hoes
tall la a tans into the step; 11
• bough L be/thy a few quick jerky
might be required to dislodge
tis bees. A vigorous shake dowse
wards stopped suddenly 1. very .ant -
vs. Now quickly place over the skimp
board or cloth large enough te cover
Then turn it, mouth downwards.
pians It on the ground as nearly
poeslbl• under the place the bees
cm. Raise one std• of the step
task or more upon a stone' or piece
wood and If the queen has been
the stragglers will soca nota
Mmes to the alts,. If the sun te
ins on the ahoy, shade 1t with a
boughs or .n open umbrella, se-
the
s-the handle toe stake. Nothing
need be dons until the lot
have entered the skip to the 000l
tie •vnlag. when the swarm can
trahsterr•d to • movable frame
1N •a • permanent position. abould
dollowing day be warm. the hie
mid be shaded and the entrance
to the Lull extent Veen to
• height of the honey season. sad
the best of bee-wesibse, a swamB
r vastly improved by getting a pint
thin syrup daily for three oe iS�rft
aye, but In Molise weather which I
confines (Mee fa their hives for
this treatment le absolutely
to keep r newly hived
war's from starving to lea New food
Dome. A comb of honey with
'brood and eggs, from an old
k, wcs&d be a gnat advantage to
swarm starting In 11ta This le a
very dealrab:e plan In the case of
eoond swarms or ossa. as they trs-
uently leave the blv.'never to return
n company with the young queen in
er mating trip, but white they have
sang brood red Kgs to the hive they
ve no desire to leave It. 1t will not
do to delay the hiving of the bees too
long after they have settled In a clus-
ter, for If the scouts. which have bola
Previously sent out to 11nd a suitable
n ew home, return in the meantime
the swarm w111 rise and follow them
to, perhaps, parts unknown.
t.
Penslar
BEEF, IRON
AND WiNE
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A Standard Taint Ressah
whore value in all debilitat-
ed and anemic conditions is
univereally recognised.
Penslar Agency Only
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J.A. CampbnIl, Phm.B.
(Retro! Dreg Store, Ooderkb
Corner North Street and Square
Phone 90 Residence 328
0
Detroit
Con8ervatcri
of Mum
r, nit d in 1'-I
1„e te•.!mg r. .••
.1 t,•
Puplls received daily.
Tear besaln'rrgee.t- Addrrw.
Jam N Oen, Secrrtarv,
*013 No, 4 .'t Ave . Detroit, Mtcn
Have You
Bilious
Attacks?
CJraberlafn ?shims keep
Om Uvrr right up to err -
real all the Naw --sad
that's why they are se ehedvs
1• cure of Stomach Disorders,
Perrnentatleee, Indigestion. sod
.11 silo eats which are the fore-
runners of biliousness. Try
themtee. a bode Draggles
and Dealers or by M.
asembeele n Cstemps r
CHAMBERLAINS
TAP.LrTS
TAE SIGNAL : GODICRICH : ONTA RI O
CAUSE Of FLOODS
SHOWN DV SCIENCE
LYRIC - THEATRE
THE RXCLUmIYI PWTCRt MOOS*
Showing only the eery
brat aid up to -date pic-
ture programmes.
6111 Feet of
(Motion Pictures
peak sight, alio the hest
of music •t.d singing
with a
Complete - Change
- Every Night -
ti
Thurs. Oct. 29th
Fiftb installment of the
greatest of all serial.. the
Million Dollar Mystery
DON'T MISS IT
Admission t a all pet formatters,
10,• and Be
THE ANNUAL AND GUAR -
ARUM) ATTRACTION
GUY BROTHERS
Famous Minstrels
nl'KKA HOCnE 4,4OEKl('H
Thursday Oct. 29th
ooe night only
A Day on the Congo
A new departure in min•
stress. Everything from
street to stage is new.
(iraod street parade at
noon.
Prices: -Reserved seats - 800
General Admission - - 880
Plan at Imperial Cafe. Beata,
on side Wednesday 9 a.m.
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CURATE'S ADVENTURE
alien For • Foreign Spy by a Devine
shire Constable
How an tnnooent curate was sas-
by a Devonshire oun.table of
a foreign spy when be had lost
Is hearings to tis• dark was related
y the eentrai figure In the incid•et.
• iRev. I. M. Seabee -Jones a Sua-
Ingdale, on his return diem a toddy
Devon.
At ten o'clook one night Mat Snakes -
left his oamp for a wa11t. He
t his way, bet eventually oasts* tap-
• poiUs•min and two oder idea;
asked to be dtreot•d to a certain
bridge. This request appeared to false
the eonatable's sus$ ee. Hs 401 -
wed the stranger. sad asked lint for
Sia name and address.
Treating tb• matter as a kegs
•, the curate said. "MY same Y
out Smith. and my address is Wand-
enr Dottie But that 1s Neither sty
correct name nor address. 1f 1 toll
pea ooreeeily yea would he ease ilio
wiser.-
"Toe
atts. ""Toe must eome to the 'tattoo VIM
- said the polleeia.a, "and mats
seplacattoes there,- nod la spite
a protest lir. Bonk. Jones was
em three miles to the Dodos stales.
'Kier• de dtaoovered that the see
table waD•c•t•d be was a eereiga spy
for • bridge *tides mien
to dosser of helag Mows lir.
The .•rg•ant•tmeharps wee also
tall that the aerate lad been look
lslg al telegraph poles very .Uptuloes-
10. 110 curate we. detained for some
hove for Inquiries and them ilb.rMet
Clinton School
Commerce
Are you making t.h- M.•t use of your oppor-
tunities while you lave them.
i No matter-whetyearwalk in life every rase
and woman needs • thorough badness train-
ing. The best way t, obtain that 1. to bets•
actual bus .nos experience.
This tor: w111 obtain at the Clinton 8 •hod
of Commerce. Our training meets the a• teal
, requirements and demands of the thoroughly
up-to-date office man.
We have Installed the Blies AActual, Ofnoe 87--
1.m ad Bookkeeping. ills 4 the orgy system
pubtisheri which regain an office Practice
Department. The Blow System reengnit'.
imaginary Iraqi.. or traa+.cUoo.. all bad-
ness being perfomred over the counter face to
face. When a Bliss iydoesoats leaves
school to take a dtuation It is J� the same as
gong tram wordiest o. to another. he hu had
l.dactu l Ogres exd�71n�pr�ammo•a tide la.lew ammo the Clint..
aoboel ef O•mmwoe offer. the following
oosreea,Ste a'ky (Dote Oreg.and Pltmaet
Typewrinag. phi and preparation fur
the Clrll 8.ntes Again for those who
meal(y' wish a Imr
eeoe their ednratlon •
'i 1aJ Ysrrn.e.' t ewes Ir Introduced for the
winter month..
The (listen Subset of commerce guaran-
tees peon len. to ry duMes. The school opens
rept. I.t. hat yea may ester my time. Foy
th sr wise caatatteed seised, we glue a tMoe-
oagk op-tsdate oor,e.e. desce mar.* by
ms l+.
MM 8. Ir Ward, 8 1., the Pondpal will be
assisted by expert and experienced lest meters
yor Informal lea write M or coil at the seboi
and leop.rt It for vo.rself.
of
Starter shot
MUM dog-vscisg was la Frogmen
OS Oeetlrfde4 Ma M. C. Mose. the
e�.1N .asset, was aneldsatally snot
by fibs MOO going o(1 Prematurely.
!ter useets lobed to hti tigiti wa 'lis
res wag mita reist Ila/
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Soma Results of Deforestation In
Canada -• viewed by Forestry
arsnc h at Ottawa
Science am general experience
agree in saying that white oouatry 1•
covered by forests the water runs oil
it more slowly and regularly than it
does after the forest lux been re- 1
moved. Tikbi is due prtacipaUy to the
tact that tba (creel stems and ground
cover offer tl mechanical obstruction
to the surface run -oft, while the dt
roots of the trees keep the soil loose,
thus permitting the surface water to
percolate Into the subsoil
In Western Canada, forest surveys
conducted by the Dominion Forestry
Branch furnished considerable evi-
dence of the evil results attending
forest destruction by repeated ares.
The forester 11 chugs of • recent
survey made of the Swan Hills :n
Northern Alberta states: "Of the 7,33u
square miles examined only about 23
per cent. have been preserved from
fire during the last ,hundred years, and
only 250 square miles could be con-
sidered as bearing a mature growih.
No one will ever know bow many
million dollars worth of the national
wealth in virgin forest was turned
Into ashes, non being washed away.
with the best of the soil, by the rapid
current of the Athabaska river." This
area has since been Included in the
Lesser Slave forest reserve, and, llks
other Dominion reserves in the West,
will be administered kith the double
object of proviiing timber for the set-
ler,' needs and of regulating the flow
of the great rivers of Central Canada
so that navigation may not be hin-
dered by the dlliug up of the river -bed
with eroded sell and debris, and so
that an even flow of water may, be
insured for power -developing plants.
In the older settled , regions of
Eastern Canada the relation between
floods and Indict rtmluate Ceforestataon
is even more clearly evident Mr.
W. H. Breithaupt, M. Inst. C.E., says:
"With deforestation stream -flow in
the Ontario Peninsula. has .greatly
changed. Spring floods are very much
higher and there are floods on heats
t rains, while during the season of mini-
, mum flow many streams which were
formerly considerable throughout the
year practically disappear. The dis-
charge of the Grand ,River at a point
above the outlet.of the Speed is now
only 80 to 100 feet per second at low
water and 10.000 to 30,000 feet per
second at flood."
Similar deforested conditions 111e-
wtae prevail on many of the water-
sheds
atersheds 1n Quebec, and the Martlm•
Provinces, and, by causlcg extremes
of high and low water, have a detri-
mental Influence on navigation and
the development of electric power.
It has frequently been urged that tbs
Dominion . Government should assist
the provinces to the reforestation of
these areas or in their protection from
forest fires.
The Commission of Conservation,
in a report on forest conditions In ton
Trent River Valley, urged that on the
160,000 acres of practically desert
land on this water -shed, the result of
repeated Ares. a policy of conservation
be carried out under Dominion, pro
vtnctal or municipal control. In order to
regulate the water -supply of the Trent
Canal, on which upwards of $10,000,000
Ls been expended by the Dominion
Government.
-The Junior rooms of the Mitchell
public_ school are being poorly attended
these days. on acrosnt of the children
bring affected with measles Since Ib.
outbreak some one hundred houses
trate Amoy geaeastl MINI .. • s •
CURE MIS DRitiKniG
It Caa be Dos. sad WsS Save His
Putere-His Wert -Nis Life
oftee est bee and cleverest are tbosmi ori
whim the drink dimes* trees Its dtNele..
Itis a abeam. tau t►. Io8aared etetwaab .R• op
kat terrible craving .net makes men fergR
'heir preude.. aid all that ►. sear and dear to
t Mm.
Mews tr ga.rimood to air* saueradtes er
mean reloaded. 11 remove. toe craving
,nr
,nibs. the eer.e. boiler u the aimem east
modemmodemdrink diets tut Ab
Abeam cm Ira bad
at err atom 111 M per hos. Abeam Me. 1 1.
testate., and .dtnrts aad ma be gime meet
. Altwn Malt's the vel0Mary treatssst.
Try It today. Ask ter fro. ♦{o.r. bWIR.
JAR A. l' A M PBELI,t lir sag let. 0.4.4.5.
-A earner ee.l enc. has been soM
in Mitcbll for g588d011
-Rt. executive end office's of the
limber, and West %,wti Rmt Copse so -
rho y met "n Thnr.day evening and
decided to seed $140 to the Red Cross
work and also r e-ol ganized for sewieg
and knitting deirind the fall and win-
ter.
PI
Roue tie tl/ ilii r Zeg.
R BMW Os Wit
WI
.w. Plessisrea*VIIIMA:IM :
ems
80m 11111fastpm,
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THE COLBORNE STORE
COATS ! COATS ! 1 COATS ! ! !
EVERY GARMENT MADE BY EXPERTS. FASHIONABLE MA
TERIAL ONLY USED. NEWEST SHXDES, MOST EFFECTIVI•:
TRIMMINGS. CHOICEST WORKMANSHIP. NONE OF THE
NICETIES SKIPPED. .IDE -AL Fog THIS '.SEASON'S USE, 1N
FiNE ►A tROGER'S COAT
Underwear Our Fall Underwear le all in
stock now and we are show -
lug excellent values for
Ladies, Misses and Children. What we are sh.sw-
ina at asc, lac mid sec l• quite equal to, if not tin-
ter than our ufeeriogv in former years. . tt
All wool fisc, $1.•o sat $1-21
Penman's natural wool, In two prices..lt.se. $teas
Combination, ladies ,sees. =t.00, $t.so, $3o0 anti
is -SO
Just a few words about
Dress Goods them but notice: Black
and white (becks. Pricre
zsc, see, 35c. 50C and 6oc. A .mall lot that we
dropped on. it ii scarcely necessary to say that
they are extra value.
W. B. Corsets.
Perrin's Gloves
Hosiery sale alwadabtR ys a 5pea1losole5117 at tial. 51.4(1
rasp d from. A
Rood plain Oasbassrw Hose, et, 1,
9 and 10, Neatl a1 wool, an .... asc
A i ih Cashmere, same .ices, 84, O. 01 and 110asc
Llama Hoer, all wool, 39c or 9 pain foe, iton
Also ss and 1i gttabtie
Whits Flannelette Night demi,.,
Gowns {fit:, $t.es, I$t as and $t.so. This is a
spaced politest and extra value
Some choice values in cel,,red
Coatings Coatings. If in need let us eh. w
you our lot. All new weave.
J. H. COLBORNE
THE HOUSE OF BF:LIABILITT
Whose
Standard 1'attet -
Living Without Seale
Before the Academy of Sciences,
Prof. FArnond Perrier cited the case
ora man who !teed a year with prae-
tieaMy me bra hr. He way et ?gm
old and had slight t•uua: trouble. but
no alarming symptom, neither paraly-
sis nor convn!sloaa, all his senses re-
maining normal. Atter he bad died
from a sudden attack of epilepsy an
autopsy was held. and the doctors
found that his brain was simply a
thin 'shell 1)r. Perrier stated that
the tease seemed to disprove the theory
that special parts of the brain control
all the functions W the body.
Huge Canadian Park
Canada's new park of ninety-five
square miles to British Columbla Is
big to our Ideas, but Is really small
compared with other Americas "Play-
ground.." Until recently the Yellow-
stone reservation, Wyoming, compris-
ing nearly 4,000 Square allee, was the
largest park In the world. but Its
glory has been scllp.ed during the
last five years by the r tion of
Jasper Park, Saskatchewan, which
boasts 1.000 square mllsa-elmost as
large an area as Yorkshire. --Pall
Mall Oaestte.
ESM Per Hate Ing
Rigs 'bat are, wanted do set al-
ways hatek ea well as these wia.b aro
shwa wl•w takes elves isle teeth. white
.5.w. that It Mae to beep Mesa
www sod .lana a
Babe's Hand Cut Off
Mrs. George Wreftd, of Stratford,
recently received • letter from ber
niece in London, England, a pars -
graph of which is as follows: "It i.
heartbreaking to sde the Belgian
refugees over here. There it one poor
little baby in long clothes. and the
poor little thins, bar had one of ate
hands cut ed. That is only sue ea..e.
There are tbous•sds of others"
Mrs. Wreford has a nephew with
Geo. French's troops to France, while
another is on one or the British vessels
in the North sea.
5100.00 IN GOLD
We will give one hundred dollars iu
gold to any man, woman, or child that
cannot be benefited by Segeine hair
tonic. We ass auzioua-t c. hese exeey
one try Sagetne for we know it is the
greatest hair t•OOic that ban ever been
discovered. Sa,teine will pouit.ively
cute an itchy, scalp, bring life into
dull, faded hair and add inches to it.
length. Sartain is now obtainable in
Goderich and is sold under la guaran-
tee to please. A large bottle of Sage-
ine poste bin fifty coots. Be sore to go
to C. L Coultas' drug ante for other
stores dont have &melee.
Generous Grant in btratford
Thirty-five hundred dollars will be
placed in the Sttatfoid city treasury
from the funds of the Stratford light
and heat anuuaission, to spirt in eat -
ing for the families' 1 threw who hive
gone to the fount. This was decided
at s •peniel meeting of the commission
00 8atuida afternoon. A special act
Of the hydro cowmitation has made
this disposition of funds possible and
the members felt that, a. they bad a
substantial surplus on hand. they
could not appropriate it to better ad
vantage.
Two hundred dollars will .fro be
given the B.Igi.•0 r. l e' f .nd.
THERE NEED BE NO
-UNEMPLOYED=
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As long as Canadians do their duty and
buy Canadian -made goods in every case
KELLOGG'S
TOASTED CORN FLAKES
Is Canadian -made, and the only cereal
under the Kellogg name that IS made
in Canada. All others are imported.
Spend your money on Canadian -made
goods and help Canada's work -people
Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes
MADE iN LONDON, ONTARIO, CAN.\I'IA
elk
MiS8 SARAH 0i8Y$T
Leading lady is the Sarah (Ahoy tir•ek (:'.. who ere MOMS IOW 011 11 Ai ....Mad
hammy sod w111 rs s•aln at the Victoria Overs House nstil Wedoe+day
evening of Rest week.
20 Gens end
will pay for THE SiGNAL to the
of the Frisson year.
STRATFORD. ONT.
1. a wheel with. 000ttnestal
tion /.r Wb grade work and for the
. asoma et iia graduates. a wheel wnh
e ee.ehr .suraea sad leerseter- t+•
Sim dal. and e'
o-er
Tetrer•
pplk itr
eked .Lettarie
.r pthem N roam hereYon mer
ester et nay time. Wilts rx our I.'r•
true ealalegv►
D. A. .1t.LACHL.A' Prlarlpai
You cannot do heti r. !•- • ' te'
Walsh AI►erican College
Tains it Y.Otll fits-. fes Per
Term r
sew •r ttbortlaad t%eest . 8 fes erm •
sow
Woo W e atm rite t• mite
elm, M.. T. W, WsslMps, Prlaelp"
Rhoumatism�
le Uric Ad in MM. Nowt -
UnIwN6y kidneys ors the
.base Mr the acid big
Stern If tido kidneys eater
as they ,bald they would
Meals the Uric Acid est
ef the systems and Amor
tem wouldn't ocean. Riess
statism is a Mike, M-
eese. Dodd's Kihq Iii
have mad. • great prt of
thelR��rspstateoe met
iieeew► M ai
•loads tbe ewe et Mose
and
stilt
Jetts aching Tera le
but erne sere may-
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
IS Tse am NA I .
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